Modern poncho or coat Cape, Simply put - cape, attracts a variety of styles and simplicity of tailoring.
Choice - for every taste!
Coat Cape is a sleeveless coat, i.e. The cape in which the hands are made for hands. They (slots) can be in the seams-reliefs or processed as pockets, such as two httage or leaves.
This cape may be warm or vice versa easy. It will depend on the tissue you choose to sewing.
Instead of collar-racks, you can screw the collar or hood. Wear a cape preferably with narrow trousers or with a pencil skirt.
The runts are processed as the loop "into the frame".
At this embodiment, almost kimono sleeves, a little on the book. Stitched with a seam.
Without sleeves, it can be understood "upside down", to determine - where the legs. If you sew the sleeves by type of kimono, then this feature is saved, and if the "right" sleeves, then "upside down" do not wear.
We take the circle with a diameter in the width of the fabric, say 140 to 140.
We divide it in half horizontally and vertical. In the second half, blacksmith are two vertical segments that begin with our horizontal. Segments located on both sides of the vertical at a distance of 20 cm, i.e. between segments - 40cm
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